Every feature listed here genuinely exists in the program. We do not list things we have not built — and what we do not do is written honestly at the bottom of this page.
You open the program once and add as many channels as you like. Each channel uses its own audio source, its own server and its own codec and quality settings. They all run at the same time, independently of one another.
On 8- or 16-output cards every stereo pair (1-2, 3-4, 5-6…) is listed as a separate source.
Microphone inputs, line inputs and system audio outputs (loopback) can all be used as a source.
Clone a configured channel with one click. All you change is the audio source.
How a single 8-channel card appears inside the program
Choose based on your bandwidth and your audience. Every channel's codec and bitrate is independent.
The most advanced open-source audio codec. Crystal-clear sound for speech and live streams. 6–510 kbps VBR.
Standard AAC. The most natural, lively stereo sound for music streams. 64–320 kbps.
High quality at low bitrates. Ideal for mobile listeners and constrained bandwidth. 32–96 kbps.
Stereo at very low bitrates thanks to Parametric Stereo. For weak connections. 16–64 kbps.
On both bars longer is better: the top one is audio quality, the bottom one is how little data it takes to get there.
You can split a single stereo card into two separate mono streams. Feed one piece of music to the left channel and another to the right, and you end up with two independent radio stations — effectively doubling your card count.
Both channels are broadcast as they are. Classic stereo stream.
Pre-amp and 0.1x – 2.0x gain per channel. Balance a weak source right in the stream.
DC offset is removed from the audio chain and sudden level jumps are smoothed out.
Separate dB readouts for left and right, plus a real-time waveform display.
If audio stops, the channel is flagged as silent. You define the threshold.
The program is designed to stop unauthorised staff from tampering with the stream. Start the system, press 🔒 Hide, and it collapses into a 250×120 px monitoring window that sits quietly in the corner of the desktop.
Reaching the settings requires 15 right-clicks on the window within 3 seconds. Nobody stops a stream by accident.
USB or Dante virtual cards are detected the moment they are plugged in or removed, without closing the program.
Even after a reboot the last session is restored and your channels return to air on their own.
Space (start/stop), Ctrl+S (global settings) and Delete keep you moving quickly.
Stealth monitoring mode
Right-click 15 times to open the panel
You can define a primary and a backup server for every channel. Try it with the button below.
Stream is flowing through the primary server
If the link drops, it retries after 5, 10, 15… seconds. When the server returns, the stream resumes on its own.
The server's response is actually read. If the password is wrong it does not claim "connected" — it shows you the error.
Every connect, drop and error is written to a log file with a timestamp. Old entries are cleaned up automatically.
| Server address | stream.example.com:8000 |
| Backup server | backup.example.com:8000 |
| Protocol | Icecast 2 / Shoutcast v1 / v2 |
| Mount point | /lobby |
| Password | •••••••• |
| Station name | Lobby Radio |
| Description | Relaxing lounge music |
| Genre | Music |
Every channel has its own name, description, genre and website. These details are sent to the server, and listeners see them in their radio app or web player.
All settings are saved automatically; your channels are still there after a restart.
Every hotel, branch and radio channel you broadcast is connected to the ElaDyne Radio web player automatically. No extra streaming server or web player to rent.
We spell out the technical limits so there are no surprises after you buy.
